Cowhide
A longstanding staple of bootmaking for good reason, cowhide leather combines proven durability with supple comfort. Incredibly versatile, it’s a timeless option for dress boots and nights out, and equally rugged and ready for hard work when oiled and treated. Whichever you choose, this all-rounder does it all effortlessly.
Goat
Like marble, no two cuts are the same. Our Goat leather is a celebration of character — naturally varied, full of depth, and built to evolve. Soft from the start and rich in oils, it breaks in quickly and patinas fast, turning every crease and scuff into part of the story. The wear isn’t a flaw — it’s the feature. And the more you wear it, the more it becomes yours.
Suede
Made from split bovine or goat hide, suede is renowned for being velvety soft and elegant — while ruggedly versatile. Great for sharp dressing in the city and will keep you looking slick — but not wet when the clouds darken overhead. With suede, confidence never came so easy.
Care Instructions
- Store your boots in a dry and dark place.
- Alternate boot-wearing days to let boots properly dry out.
- Ideally, store with tissue, newspaper, or a cedar shoe tree that does not stretch the leather.
These methods above will help minimize moisture and extend the life of your boots.
- Brush dirt off after every wear with the Brick Brush; use a damp cloth if necessary.
- Apply Foam Cleaner for dirty or stained leather and use Protector to clean and extend the life of the leather.
- While boots are still damp, lightly apply Renovator over the entire boot, ideally with fingers, but you can use the Brick Brush or Leather Care Cloth
- Let Renovator dry and then buff with Brick Brush
- Condition every 1 to 2 months, clean and shine to preference.
- After your boots have dried, apply a small amount of Clear Wax Polish to all the areas you wish to shine.
- Let the Wax Polish dry and then brush off the boot with the Leather Care Cloth.
- Buff with Brick Brush to the desired level of shine.